How To Use Reappear In A Sentence
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Vanishing, with a quick flirt of gingham apron-strings, she reappeared in considerably less than a "trice" as a fluffy
Strictly business: more stories of the four million
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And then the silhouette reappeared briefly in the fanlight just as the second lamp was extinguished.
Excerpt: A False Mirror by Charles Todd
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Huxley's interest in these great problems appears and reappears throughout his published writings, but his views are most clearly and systematically exposed in his "Romanes" lecture on "Evolution and
Thomas Henry Huxley; A Sketch Of His Life And Work
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But the high pressure that delivered the spring weather is slipping southwards and the jet stream has reappeared over the UK.
Times, Sunday Times
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Agenda-setting front-page splashes started reappearing as well as longer inside reads devoted to issues not normally touched by the Record.
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The chinkara scattered into the scrub as we approached but the blackbuck kept appearing and reappearing, leaping across our path as we drove through the desert.
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Haggis turned up again as the stuffing of a chicken fillet wrapped in caul and the salmon reappeared in a salad with citrus mayonnaise.
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The sudden reappearance of his father, coupled with his mother's mammoth success, proves to be too much.
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He disappeared into the bathroom, and reappeared ten minutes later in a black T-shirt and a favorite pair of shorts that had palm trees printed all over them.
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The baby disappears into the unknown vastness behind the handkerchief and to her, her reappearance is a thrilling experience.
Here and Now Story Book Two- to seven-year-olds
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Some elements are lost as when the sea fret covers the coast to then reappear again with echoes of previous layers, tracing a history and creating the painting's own character.
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The commentary on verse 1 of Romans just cited from folio 8 of the Soane manuscript reappears with minor changes in the printed edition of 1542.
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Doyle hopes to prove his new pet theories on the existence of the supernatural, but when a murder takes place, his own drowned ghost reappears to dog him.
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This toponymy, dating from medieval times, reappeared spontaneously in southern and eastern Ukrainian towns and cities, such as Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Simferopol that were built in the eighteenth century.
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It is interesting to note that certain problems which have been solved by technological improvements reappear as the technology continues to evolve.
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They just reappear periodically in a different disguise.
Christianity Today
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Somebody you did not expect to meet again reappears with plans to share.
The Sun
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Most fictional time machines disappear in one time and reappear in another, but real time machines use the strange effects of relativity on time and space.
Times, Sunday Times
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I had successfully managed to push all negative feelings to the back of my mind, and here they resided, silent ghosts, awaiting me to hit the rewind so that they could reappear, be resurrected.
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Flash I was saddled with 'Hologram' for a while, in respect of my annoying habit of disappearing instantly on a run ashore and reappearing magically in camp tucked up in bed minus speech, faculties and an workable digestive system teuchter. it means country folk.
Army Rumour Service
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In March, his cancer reappeared.
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When Pinkerton finally reappears, bringing his American wife with him, Butterfly bids a desperate farewell to her boy before retiring behind a screen to commit hara-kiri.
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Sally Baker gave a complimentary nod as Tess reappeared from upstairs.
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2006 was hanselled with the reappearance of two old friends: the Skye Bridge and the Scottish Parliament construction project.
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I sent a message to the list explaining that I'd unsubscribed, and that I would still try to turn up at the odd events, and maybe reappear on the list at some point later.
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He can go in again on this quick reappearance.
The Sun
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By the time my nurse reappeared, I was feeling miraculously chipper.
The Sun
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Arthritis and back pain are the symptoms that reappear most often, but urogenital and eye inflammation also tend to recur.
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A lotion for the skin might temporarily soothe it but if the underlying cause is not dealt with the rash will reappear very quickly.
Beat Stress
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Returning from injury, the loose head set the move in motion then reappeared on the wing to take a scoring pass and dive over for a fine score.
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On the other hand, _after_ opposition, (i.) the shadows travel _behind_ the satellites in transiting the disc; (ii.) the satellites are occulted by the _disc_; (iii.) they reappear from eclipse in Jupiter's _shadow_.
Half-hours with the Telescope Being a Popular Guide to the Use of the Telescope as a Means of Amusement and Instruction.
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This motif of self-imposed silence, of unarticulated anguish, reappears in other of Gaines's novels and is made all the more prominent by his customary emphasis on the speaking voice.
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It then reappeared from time to time for more than 300 years.
The Sun
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The disappearance of symptoms during elimination and reappearance on challenge confirm the diagnosis.
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The prompt appears on the status line, and the last characters deleted reappear highlighted at the position of the cursor.
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As he watched a figure of a man shadowed the square and then moved out of sight to reappear again shortly.
THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
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A lotion for the skin might temporarily soothe it but if the underlying cause is not dealt with the rash will reappear very quickly.
Beat Stress
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The cashier took her card to the back of the shop and reappeared with a device on which my wife entered her PIN.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whatever it might be, asteroid or aerolite or aerial monster, it had reappeared in such a way that its dimensions and shape could be much better appreciated, first in Canada, over the country between
Robur the Conqueror
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The perforated sheets reappear both outside in the jambs of terraces cut into the building and inside as stylish balustrades.
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But when a face from her past reappears she finds herself in real trouble and drifting from her loved ones.
The Sun
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Four to five days after the new bottle arrived I noticed a lot of his old symptoms reappearing.
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The first thing I see in Cramond on the wooded green outside the flats is a pheasant, but it never reappears.
Auld Reekie « Squares of Wheat
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In the garden, Gretchen appears and reappears now and then to bring her cups of tea or glasses of juice.
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The protoplasm is more or less extensively excavated by fluid spaces, vacuoles; one clearer circular space or vacuole, which is invariably present, appears at intervals, enlarges gradually, and then vanishes abruptly, to reappear after a brief interval; this is called the contractile vacuole (c.v.).
Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata
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It said that the advert must not reappear in its present form.
Times, Sunday Times
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Just as in the mythic prehistoric stage of many nations there is a body of legendary matter, which often reappears in somewhat different form, so there is a floating plankton-like mass of tradition and storiology that seems to attach to eminence wherever it emerges and is repeated over and over again, concerning the youth of men who later achieve distinction, which biographers often incorporate and attach to the time, place, and person of their heroes.
Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
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Several minutes later a dustier version of the man reappeared, a little frazzled, but wearing a proud smile as he placed a filthy, unlabelled bottle into my companion Tim's hand.
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Endangered species such as the wild dog, not sighted since 1996, has reappeared here, while Sariska is also home to the elusive caracal.
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He regarded the man again; it was very strange, as if a circular stage, the buskined world's tragic-comic wheel of fortune, had turned, and a person whom he had seen in one character had reappeared in another.
Half A Chance
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Five minutes after giving up, the coffee reappeared on the breadboard.
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They just reappear periodically in a different disguise.
Christianity Today
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This use never caught on, but the devilish connotation of the word reappeared over 200 years later when Sir Walter Scott used
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
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The butler reappeared instantly bearing a silver tea tray with a glass of ice and a pitcher of cold water, which he poured into the glass and offered to me.
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The gypsy man has reappeared here as well, wearing low-slung trousers wide at the leg, decorated vests and fur-trimmed parkas.
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The mechanism must be sensitive, as such properties of matter as heat, light, electricity, magnetism, and actinism, are to be handled, caused to vanish and reappear, analyzed and measured.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881
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Which brings us to your upbringing in the bombed London which seems to reappear in a lot of your work.
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The disappearance of symptoms during elimination and reappearance on challenge confirm the diagnosis.
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And does 'em good, too," said my grandmother, who reappeared from the buttery, with Miss Tina tilting and dancing before her, with a confirmatory slice of bread and butter and sugar in her hand.
Oldtown Folks
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Those same homemade tortellini reappear in a thick cream sauce, modestly portioned but immodestly rich.
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If you eject the volume without emptying the trash, those invisible not-yet-deleted files are still stored on the volume, and they 'reappear' in the Trash when you mount the volume.
Discussions: Message List - root
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He will remain in custody until he reappears in court on January 17.
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They have since struggled to make a reappearance, as movies have become more and more enmeshed in the Hollywood discourse.
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The spaceman vanished into an inner room and reappeared in a moment lugging a plastic case called a space pack, or "spack" for short.
Rip Foster in Ride the Gray Planet
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His sudden reappearance must have been a shock.
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the reappearance of Halley's comet
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The birders say that the falcon reappearance is strong argument against trying to control the pigeon population with birth control-laced grain.
Veniceblog:
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He reappeared a moment later, clutching a rather dusty and battered deck of cards.
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Dr. Madden left her, telling her that she was not pregnant, and when she reappeared at his office in a few days, he reassured her of the nonexistence of pregnancy; she became very indignant, triumphantly squeezed lactescent fluid from her breasts, and, insisting that she could feel fetal movements, left to seek a more sympathetic accoucheur.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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In my opinion, China, as a national behavioral entity, reappears as a full participant in a greater international order, and no longer is merely as a regional behavioral entity.
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This is a mathematically fruitful concern (keyword “predicativity”) and it will reappear later in the study of NF (and in ZF too, of course) but it is not this first form that gives rise to the axiomatisation of NF.
Quine's New Foundations
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The money had reappeared as if by magic.
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These were the small fry of the trade, the hawkers, who often reappeared with new stock mere hours after a confrontation.
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He dived down in the water for a moment and reappeared with a handful of what looked to be fine sea weed.
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She had gone in; but she would soon reappear, for it could be seen that she was carrying little new cheeses one by one to a spring-cart and horse tethered outside the gate — her grandmother, though not a regular dairywoman, still managing a few cows by means of a man and maid.
The Romantic Adventures of a Milkmaid
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Half of the people linking to us never show up and other links appear, disappear and reappear at random.
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The rashes decrease when the temperature subsides, but during the recurrence of fever, they reappear in a virulent form.
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The fog totally disappeared as ghostlike shadows of people began to reappear.
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The penultimate chapter of the book asks if fascism can reappear in modern society, using the five stages as an indicator.
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By the time my nurse reappeared, I was feeling miraculously chipper.
The Sun
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When my father did not immediately reappear, I went downstairs and got myself graham crackers and jam.
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This means they are available to have their lives thrown into turmoil by her sudden reappearance.
Times, Sunday Times
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Around forty-five minutes later she had changed into her smart togs and reappeared for her own set.
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Pete shortly reappeared with a grin and a mouthful of freshly cooked sausage.
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The prompt appears on the status line, and the last characters deleted reappear highlighted at the position of the cursor.
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The nurse reappears to walk us down to the theatre, all very casual, no being portered down on trolleys.
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Douras was remanded into police custody and is due to reappear before magistrates on July 7 for committal.
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The cashier took her card to the back of the shop and reappeared with a device on which my wife entered her PIN.
Times, Sunday Times
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The occasion of his reappearance was the Fourth of July celebration in 1812, when he addressed the Washington Benevolent Society at
Daniel Webster
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His sudden reappearance must have been a shock.
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Shortly afterwards, his defeated opponent Ali reappeared and was in turn acclaimed caliph.
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The word doctrinaire -- word full of terror to the British mind -- reappeared from time to time between his explosions.
The Picture of Dorian Gray
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His reappearance was the signal for another outburst from the watching sophomores.
Behind the line A story of college life and football
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When she still hadn't reappeared later on this afternoon, I had visions of her having a supersized rocket strapped to her and her being launched skywards, a ball of singed fur and flame.
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First year students usually reappear after two minutes to tell me he gets headaches.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ability to disappear and reappear, to die and to be born again.
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The lifecycle of a Saturday morning cartoon for me now is that I ask my TiVo to capture all the episodes of some show that I'm already familiar with, then watch as the number of episodes captured per week dwindles as the networks start to phase out the show, until it disappears altogether for a year, reappearing then in rerun.
Boing Boing: September 8, 2002 - September 14, 2002 Archives
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Justin reappears in a billowing white cape, stripy red and white skintight rock trousers and an open white waistcoat.
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The sun was just setting when the captain and Chris reappeared bearing gourds full of smoking fish, and sweet sugary yams, and ears of curious small kernelled Indian corn.
The Boy Chums in the Forest or Hunting for Plume Birds in the Florida Everglades
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The Roman layer, which is the most ancient and deepest, is occupied by the round arch, which reappears, supported by the Greek column, in the modern and upper layer of the Renaissance.
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Welsh Labour's website has since dissappeared and reappeared even more monoglot than before, with only a few token words of Welsh thrown in.
Welsh political websites, bilingualism and Europe.
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Despite attempts to get the video removed it continued to reappear.
The Sun
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It is unforgettable -- for the boy and for readers -- as are the magical reappearance of the berserker Thorgil from a burial by moss; new characters Pega, a slave girl from Jack's village, and the eager-to-marry-her Bugaboo (a hobgoblin king); kelpies; yarthkins; and elves (not the enchanted sprites one would expect but the fallen angels of legend).
The Land of the Silver Apples by Nancy Farmer: Book summary
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Revolutionary language and ideology had largely reappeared.
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The next day, he said, she reappeared, said she could not live without the children and would he object if she took them.
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I saw her reappear near her seat a few minutes later, looking sort of glum.
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As he watched a figure of a man shadowed the square and then moved out of sight to reappear again shortly.
THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
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we were taken aback at her sudden reappearance
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The news reports have hyped this achievement as the next step in a progression that will end in "Beam me up, Scotty!" transportation of human beings, the kind where you get "zapped" and reappear someplace else.
Teleporatation and the Clone Test
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The symptoms reappeared after only a short remission.
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Moreover, it was not only in the last-named that familiar features had reappeared, as invisible till then in her face as the inturned parts of a seed-pod, the eventual opening out of which would never be suspected.
Time Regained
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He comes on stage performing ballet steps, pirouettes off into the wings, makes some weird grunting sounds, then reappears.
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But show bosses are now fiddling around with the timeline to make it fluid enough for him to reappear.
The Sun
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The Metron phased out again; his shape fluxed, then reappeared.
STRANGE NEW WORLDS
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The fairy-tale royal wedding seems to reappear in the United Kingdom as Prince William and his commoner girlfriend Kate Middleton finally got engaged after years of dating.
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As it happens, the universe has its own constants, in the form of unvarying quantities that endlessly reappear ill nature and in mathematics, and whose exact numerical values are of signal importance to the pursuit of science.
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The evening really belongs, however, to the unseen Kieve who can make inanimate objects skim through the air, and who finally has Gary Wilmot as a choric tramp locked in a trunk only to reappear seconds later at the back of the stalls.
The Invisible Man – review
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But last month the character reappeared, after the charity he works for opened a local shelter for the homeless.
The Sun
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Why we like him: Stunned Man (2004) features a dizzyingly brilliant absurdist slapstick routine in which a poker-faced guy destroys his apartment, dives into the bathroom mirror and reappears through the door to begin the whole process afresh.
Artist of the week 110: Julian Rosefeldt
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There are many such recurring motifs, simply, objectively introduced but gaining significance each time they reappear.
Times, Sunday Times
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Summer is also wonderful because of the mid-week fell races that come with the light evenings and go in the Autumn when early dusks reappear.
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The maid reappeared soon with three leather cases brimming with jewels and other trinkets.
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The symptoms reappeared after only a short remission.
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It then stood up and lankily walked off, disappearing behind trees and then reappearing again before finally disappearing for good.
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Her reappearance in October wearing a long overcoat undermined those theories and established the view that she was pregnant.
Times, Sunday Times
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At first she had appeared in a blue office suit but after disappearing for a few minutes, she reappeared wearing just a housecoat.
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Exactly the same amount of water, to the ounce, or even the teaspoonful, that is poured into the boiler of an engine, is given off through its funnel and escape-pipes in the form of steam; and precisely the same amount of water which we pour into our stomachs will reappear on the surface of the body again in the form of the vapor from the lungs, the perspiration from the skin, and the water from the kidneys.
A Handbook of Health
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Today, even ifthe civil rights laws were all repealed, this type of discrimination would be unlikely to reappear except in very isolated pockets.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ricci and the Inevitability of Affirmative Action:
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But show bosses are now fiddling around with the timeline to make it fluid enough for him to reappear.
The Sun
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Text appears and reappears but with differences in associated text and in a different order.
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The boy soon saw him reappear behind the sharp rock-wall that jutted out into the valley, rubbing crushed pine-needles upon himself with the idea of overpowering the human odor, although, whether effective in its purpose or not, it was not necessary -- a strong up-wind from deer to man making it impossible that they could scent him.
The Mascot of Sweet Briar Gulch
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Just when you had put the heating back on and dusted off that cosy winter coat, summer has decided to make a reappearance.
Times, Sunday Times
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Squatter's Dream_, reappeared in 1890 as a successor to the famous bushranging story.
Australian Writers
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A little while later, the guy making tea reappears with four mugs.
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Reappearing with the dead body, he bore it in his huge arms to the stoneboat: a midget carrying a giant.
When Valmond Came to Pontiac, Volume 2.
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There was a viral logic to the show, with many of the same texts appearing and reappearing.
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The main problem is that the chapters of each life are interwoven, so you must wait for almost 100 pages before each one reappears.
Times, Sunday Times
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I never imagined my sister would not reappear when I willed her to.
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Jack reappeared at her side carrying two bare-back riding pads and two bridles.
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Her car had been found on the Yorkshire moors, whereas she'd reappeared about fifty miles from there.
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There are three types: monothematic, polythematic with different points, varying in number from three to 11, and polythematic with the reappearance of earlier points.
Archive 2009-06-01
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Ascot 5.00 Kept back for this race since comfortably winning at Newbury on his reappearance from an unfavourably wide draw, Modun has gone up plenty in the weights but will still take some beating.
Talking Horses | Will Hayler at Ascot
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Last November, doctors told him the cancer had reappeared, only this time it had spread and was terminal.
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When Eric's gray curls reappeared from the vines engulfing him, I noticed his grin was a little wider than before.
Pourriture - French Word-A-Day
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The Japanese beetle, the citrous scale, the chestnut blight, and the elm borer spread to every corner of the world, and from one forgotten pesthole in Borneo, leprosy, long imagined extinct, reappeared.
The Stars My Destination
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Despite attempts to get the video removed it continued to reappear.
The Sun
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And each time he reappeared his paws seemed to have picked up more mess.
FRIENDS FOR LIFE
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They speed down one narrow side street, turn abruptly, then hurtle down another, but these maneuvers are not enough for them to elude her pursuers; she can see their headlights in the side-view mirrors, vanishing as they round a corner, only to reappear a split second later.
William and Kate
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Harding reappeared as a panellist on the fifth programme, broadcast on 13 August 1951.
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The bear reappeared briefly, gave a few more roars, then disappeared into the woods.
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Representing the final title disrupted by the writers strike to reappear on broadcast television, "24: Redemption" was seen by 12 million viewers and hit a 4.0 preliminary rating among adults 18 to 49.
Redemption' earns solid rating; AMAs grow -- The Live Feed | THR
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Moments later he reappeared with a large plastic tarpaulin, a box of nails and several lengths of rough carcassing.
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In South Florida, long lines reappeared at gas stations and shoppers swarmed home building stores and supermarkets.
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Elizabeth reappeared in designer blue jeans and a fat, cream rollneck which came up to her nose.
A DARKENING STAIN
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She disappeared for a moment, reappearing with scratchy woollen blankets.
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Soon, this same planar element reappeared in some of her paintings and watercolors as a squarish brushstroke, abstracting the shape of flowers.
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The highway dips and weaves as it follows the contours of the terrace; the motorcyclist disappears in the swales only to reappear again as he crests a rise.
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And as they ` ve gone back and seen his name reappear in some of those earlier statements from Joran, some of those earlier statements from Satish and Deepak, they wanted to go back, and check it out, and make sure they knew where he was when Natalee disappeared, because, as my sources have told me tonight, he left that shift early at the Holiday Inn and couldn ` t be accounted for after that, and they really wanted to tighten that up.
CNN Transcript May 22, 2006
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Barbaric independence had followed Greek and Roman slavery, which in turn was succeeded by feudal servitude, to reappear once more in the affranchised communes.
Women Wage-Earners Their Past, Their Present, and Their Future
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I waited on the brink for the bather to reappear.
The Times Literary Supplement
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As the mist on the hills turned from grey to purple, and the first thrush raised her morning song, the eldest goblin reappeared, and, laying a crimson rose at Yanko's feet, told him that he had had some difficulty in finding it in Hades, since it was the flower of Hope.
Folk Tales From Many Lands
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Courage seems now to have deserted him. May it quickly reappear.
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The reappearance of feldspar in the detritus probably indicates erosion of a less mature source area.
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Courage seems now to have deserted him. May it quickly reappear.
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Somebody you did not expect to meet again reappears with plans to share.
The Sun
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The symptoms reappeared in response to the challenge but did not reappear without pantoprazole.
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Affection erupts, recognizant obstacle, convulsive fit, general at short-term inside can disappear, but often have reappearance tendency.
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The next time he reappears in the written record is in 1872 as a London police officer.
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Finally Dale reappeared, fully clothed in slacks, loafers, a trim tux shirt, and a tie.
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Stella eventually reappears and turns out to be a monster of self-obsessed childishness.
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Blanche reappeared just after four, throwing off her coat and beckoning Dexter into her office in the same gesture.
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She had that removed and the cancer reappeared in her stomach, then in her neck and armpits.
The Sun
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He reappeared in December 2007 claiming amnesia.
The Sun
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After a few minutes of shouts for more, they reappear for the inevitable encore.
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And he has won on his seasonal reappearance FIVE times.
The Sun
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The storeman, plastered with snow, reappears hot and triumphant before the cook, but this dignitary is awkwardly kneading the dough of wholemeal scones, and the messman is feeding the fire with seal-blubber to ensure a "quick" oven.
The Home of the Blizzard Being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914
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Formerly a valued annual feature in the Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, ‘Lincolniana’ now migrates and settles here, where we hope it will reappear annually hereafter.
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A decorative ewer strung on the line in this work reappears in Kilim All Totem discharging small Op-art patterns from its perch atop a miraculous stack of oil barrels, porcelain vessels and colorful cartoon patches.
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Its appearance can be temporarily improved by aggressive massage to disperse the fat, but it generally reappears soon after.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were chatting about school when he reappeared with some pints of liquid.
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When any group reappears after a long period away the discerning listener is wise to approach the results with caution.
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Revolutionary language and ideology had largely reappeared.
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But even should he reappear tomorrow looking hale and hearty, his long absence will have cast a shadow over his position.
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Sir John walked there some time, expecting the reappearance of the knight, whom he intended to assist in leading home; but after an hour, finding no signs of regress from the palace, and thinking his father might be wondering at his delay, he turned his steps towards his own lodgings.
The Scottish Chiefs
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Joe reappeared, a copy of the late edition of the Westminster Gazette in his hand.
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Everyone in it seemed to stir into immediate life at cockcrow, and the farm then spun and whirred like a complicated bit of clockwork until after sunset, when one by one the cogs and wheels that made it run began to fall away, rolling off into the dark to seek supper and bed, only to reappear like magic in their proper places in the morning.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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Its intention, however, was, this time, merely to shew me the way, which was not the way of the sonata, for this was an unpublished work of Vinteuil in which he had merely amused himself, by an allusion which was explained at this point by a sentence in the programme which one ought to have been reading simultaneously, in making the little phrase reappear for a moment.
The Captive
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The disease was in remission for eighteen months but reappeared in January.
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However, it reappeared in a different form the next day when Tandy was doing some work on his fencing foil.
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The next Friday the man reappears, this time closer.
The Sun
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What that guy doesn't know he just makes upDoes anyone remember the serious attempt in the 80s to make it a criminal offence to lampoon a politician, is it going to make a reappearance with the word criticise replacing lampoonInvestigative journalism or not, it was still worth publishing.
Politics.ie
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The next US president cannot afford to tune out their concerns, for they will reappear with renewed vigour next time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because the iris of the eye revealed "psora" as the cause of the suspicious eruption which reappeared several times later in life, and because the servant girl was afterwards absolutely exonerated by competent physicians.
Nature Cure
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Thenceforth for a dozen years his name reappeared annually on one, two, or three volumes.
A Life of William Shakespeare with portraits and facsimiles
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You don't dematerialize and reappear; you travel through time and space to your destination.
Why Time Travel Won't Be Like the Movies
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The term embodying the concept of form A reappeared in J.F. Herbart's aesthetics and especially in the writings of his disciple,
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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I am Eliza Doolittle for the next two hours, and a few scenes later when I reappear, elegant, wearing a bottle-green velvet gown, I hear the collective gasp of the audience.
Over the Moon
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The whole superintendence of the school is now in the hands of his masters; he just shows a visitor into the room, and reappears as you are going away with a look that pleads irresistibly for an obole of praise.
The Life and Letters of Maria Edgeworth, Volume 1
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The car had gone about four miles before Emmet returned, and so absorbed had Leigh become that his reappearance was a surprise.
The Mayor of Warwick
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Denise reappeared, wearing a straight blue skirt, trying to compose herself but still looking very embarrassed.
